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Thread: Recharged

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    Barramundi
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    Default Recharged

    A mate came over at 4.30am and we drank some coffees and talked tactics. 5.30 saw us launch and make our way to some snags.

    It was a good morning with a light breeze, just enough to ripple the water surface. Bait fish were feeding occasionally and I saw and heard a boof. We worked soft plastics slowly. I got the first tap but missed it. Then Kyle and I caught and released some decent flathead. Later he loaded up with a good fish that was really playing up and did the highest jump either of us had seen. I reckon the tip of his nose reached two meters from the waters surface. Would have easily been 85cm fish that was fat and clean, a real healthy specimen. It threw the hook on that jump unfortunately.

    Next was my turn and I struck hard on a tap and received fast and eratic runs into to current. I knew she was big by the length of the runs. The fish stopped, came to the surface and shook her head viscously. Then she went off again and dived down and came back for some bucket mouth jumps. Real drama queen this fish. Soon enough Kyle netted a beautiful barra and it was hi fives. Measured 104 so we didn't muck around got a few photos and released the fish after swimming her for a couple of minutes.

    Kept fishing and caught a few more flathead. The decision was made to make a move and have a look around. Went for a cruise and pulled up at a new location and sounded up some fish and bait. Was a bit hard to get a bite but Kyle nailed a healthy fish that made it to the boat, measured 83cm and then caught another fish a short time later.. I got some net practice.

    We had a great day out and got recharged for the coming working week.

    I was using a dobyns champion to a certate3012 loaded with 30lb td sensor to 55 Schneider
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    Blue Marlin
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    Epic fish mate. Good to see your still,in good form. Cheers for sharing.
    As with real estate, Fishing is all about Location Location Location

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    Legendary Angler
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    Nice bazzas right there
    "Remember - pain is temporary, glory is for ever, and chicks dig scars!"

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    Giant Trevally
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    nice work. look forward to hooking a few up in the Fitzroy in 3 weeks
    Finally got one

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    Legendary Angler
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    Very nice fish there men a definite recharge there.

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    Blue Marlin
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    Great way to recharge the batteries mate
    Fishing Fishing Fishing. I like Fishing

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    nice shootin Tex!!

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    love your work ,two nice fish
    the world is a lot better place if you just smile

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    That will do, that will do!
    Now, I'm not saying we should invoke capital punishment for Stupidity, but how about we just take all the warning labels off everything and let nature sort itself out?

 

 

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